Howard's Practice Reports in the Supreme Court and Court of Appeals of the State of New York, Volume 60William Gould & Son, 1881 - Civil procedure |
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Page 264
... easement or servitude to the property granted . Where land is granted bounded upon a street or highway , there is an implied covenant that there is such a way , and that so far as the grantor is concerned it shall be continued , and ...
... easement or servitude to the property granted . Where land is granted bounded upon a street or highway , there is an implied covenant that there is such a way , and that so far as the grantor is concerned it shall be continued , and ...
Page 269
... easement or servitude to the property which had been conveyed to them respectively . They had the right from that circumstance to insist that the land included in the limits of the street should be appropri- ated to and used for the ...
... easement or servitude to the property which had been conveyed to them respectively . They had the right from that circumstance to insist that the land included in the limits of the street should be appropri- ated to and used for the ...
Page 339
... easement , a party - wall between the house purchased by M. and S.'s house adjoining , for a purpose antagonistical to the expressed design of S. in building the houses , by which the adjoining house was enlarged , not as a private ...
... easement , a party - wall between the house purchased by M. and S.'s house adjoining , for a purpose antagonistical to the expressed design of S. in building the houses , by which the adjoining house was enlarged , not as a private ...
Page 343
... easement in the land of each other . The extent of it must necessarily be defined in some manner . It cannot be unstable and mutable in accommodation of the caprice , or wants of one , against the will of the other . The absolute right ...
... easement in the land of each other . The extent of it must necessarily be defined in some manner . It cannot be unstable and mutable in accommodation of the caprice , or wants of one , against the will of the other . The absolute right ...
Page 344
... easement . 2d . It was not situated in a business region , or designed for business use , but was intended for and devoted to the use of private dwellings . They were of a character rejecting any intendment of contemplated change . 3d ...
... easement . 2d . It was not situated in a business region , or designed for business use , but was intended for and devoted to the use of private dwellings . They were of a character rejecting any intendment of contemplated change . 3d ...
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